Family members and survivors of the deceased Grenfell Said that the time to demolish the tower needs to be decided by them, not the government
However, the survivors stated that they had previously ensured that the tower could be kept safe “for as long as needed” and would not pose any risk.
at the same time Department of Housing Community and local government (MHCLG) Believe that a decision has not yet been made.
Grenfell United is an organization for survivors and bereaved families. He said: “We were shocked to read the Sunday Times article today because the government promised that if it did not fully negotiate with the government, it would not do anything about the future of the tower. Decision. The victims and survivors.
“So far, the government has contacted less than 10 bereaved and survivors on this matter, and the views of all affected families are so broad that it is difficult for us to understand why this matter was pushed so quickly.
Glenfell Memorial Wall
/ Public broadcasting“Considering our experience, safety has always been the most important thing. We have previously ensured that the tower can be kept safe for as long as necessary and will not pose a risk to the surrounding community.”
The organization added, “At the same time as the investigation and the police investigation, Grenfell will be removed from the skyline and continue to serve only those defendants or those who have not taken action.”
Members are asking how to dismantle the tower before the end of the legal process, adding that “justice is important to all of us, and anything that might hinder justice cannot be an option.”
Grenfell Next of Kin, which provided support to the parents, partners, children, siblings, grandparents and grandchildren of the 27 deceased, said that to reach a consensus among different stakeholders “needs skill and compromise.”
They say this can only be achieved through “trust, honesty, integrity and transparency, and most importantly respect.” They say that so far, all of this has been missing in the process.
Glenfelta
/ Public broadcastingA spokesperson for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government said: “We are aware of the importance and sensitivity of this decision, but no decision has been made yet.
“Based on important independent safety recommendations from structural engineers, we are in close contact with the community because we have considered the evidence, including the safety issues raised and the future direction of development. Glenfelta should.
“We are now issuing this recommendation to ensure that the most affected people have access to information before reaching an agreement to inform the tower’s decision.”
In a letter published on social media in May, MHCLG stated that it will take at least a year to make any decisions about the future of the tower.
It added that this would be the fifth anniversary of the fire in the West Tower of London in June 2017, which killed 72 people.



